This event is part of NextLOOK. In partnership with Joe's Movement Emporium, NextLOOK supports the development of new music, plays, dance and other experiences by regionally-based performing artists. These artists are mentored by seasoned arts administrators from The Clarice and Joe’s Movement Emporium to construct innovative methods of deepening the audience’s involvement in their creative process. By removing logistical barriers of cost and space and providing a sounding board for artists creating new work, NextLOOK invests in the regional arts ecology and creates an accessible, exploratory environment that connects intriguing artists with adventurous audiences.

This event is part of NextLOOK. In partnership with Joe's Movement Emporium, NextLOOK supports the development of new music, plays, dance and other experiences by regionally-based performing artists. These artists are mentored by seasoned arts administrators from The Clarice and Joe’s Movement Emporium to construct innovative methods of deepening the audience’s involvement in their creative process. By removing logistical barriers of cost and space and providing a sounding board for artists creating new work, NextLOOK invests in the regional arts ecology and creates an accessible, exploratory environment that connects intriguing artists with adventurous audiences.

This event is part of NextLOOK. In partnership with Joe's Movement Emporium, NextLOOK supports the development of new music, plays, dance and other experiences by regionally-based performing artists. These artists are mentored by seasoned arts administrators from The Clarice and Joe’s Movement Emporium to construct innovative methods of deepening the audience’s involvement in their creative process. By removing logistical barriers of cost and space and providing a sounding board for artists creating new work, NextLOOK invests in the regional arts ecology and creates an accessible, exploratory environment that connects intriguing artists with adventurous audiences.

Set in the year 2093, Dominic Green’s theater work follows Davu, a young black man, through the ruins of a futuristic African-American history museum.

RSVP today to experience this special event online. Tickets are pay-what-you-wish starting at $5. Reserve your ticket and get in on the action online!

Want to see more performances like this? Your donation allows our organization to provide engaging content! Visit www.joesmovement.org/donate to make a contribution today.

The Gift is an immersive, interactive performance that invites the audience to transition from self-reflection to action and advocacy over the course of the event.

THIS EVENT IS POSTPONED - You are invited to a staged theatrical performance LIVE in our parking lot on Friday, October 16th at 7:00 pm!

Set in the year 2093, Dominic Green’s theater work follows Davu, a young black man, through the ruins of a futuristic African-American history museum.

RSVP today to experience this special event in person, at a socially safe distance. Tickets are pay-what-you-wish starting at $5. Masks are required! Unable to join us in person? No worries! Reserve your ticket and get in on the action online! In case of inclement weather, the show will only be live-streamed.

Want to see more performances like this? Your donation allows our organization to provide engaging content! Visit www.joesmovement.org/donate to make a contribution today.

Set in the year 2093, Dominic Green’s theater work follows Davu, a young black man, through the ruins of a futuristic African-American history museum.

This new work for dance and chamber by Simone Baron ensemble examines the mystery and elusive magic of ruins.

Chitra Subramanian’s Temple shines the spotlight on the fraying of public life and the growing reality that people participate in institutions less and less.

Monique Newton Walker, explores perspectives, outcomes, and healing when a fatal domestic violence event disrupts a community’s continuity.

Join us for an informal info session to learn about how best to address NextLOOK application questions and to discuss with former NextLOOK participants how the residency has informed their work.